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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
TO INVESTIGATE THE JURY SYSTEM.

MAYOR HEWITT APPEALS TO THE JUDGES AND THE
BAR AssoCIATIoS-MR. REILLY'S POSITION.
The Meyor has decided 10 direct tho Commissioners Of
Accounts Investigate the methods and accounts OF tho
Commissioner Of Jurors He yesterday sent the follow
ing circular letter 10 each OF the judges OF the courts OF
record
public opinion in regard TO the jury system
and the made by Judges in open court IN reference
my to order Investigation 10 DO made by the
Commissioner Accounts into the management by the COM
missioner % Jurors OF the business oonndef 10 him BY law
In order that this investigation may he made effective ana
that may be introduced is desirable to receive
intrustod with ainstron Of justice therefore re-
quest that you will send such on the s9D
ect required by your experience In order
u promote the public welfare
The Mayor also sent following letter 10 William
Allen Butler, president OF the Bar Association:
in consequence the made by judges holding
trial terms during the past month IN this city iee ha an
investigation Of tho administration OF tho Commissioners OF
fore direct Of Accounts To undertake such
an aud have asked hs several Judges TO CO.
may be IA their DO give 10 that the
Bar Association would appoint eanmtee 10, e pu,pose
with the rciornato Of whatever abuses may EXIT
would be service alike To inc profession ana mo
committee 10 co operate with the Corporation Counsel.
whom will request TO furnish every facility In his power 10
the committee as appointed.
Commissioner Reilly said yesterday that lie did not
fear any investigation OF his official acts which might he
make a complete canvass OF names lie made UP nls
lists from the election returns from large corporations
the various business exchanges the directories and other
He added that lie would not answer any char8o5
coming from a private individual Tho proper way 70
bring any Irregularities 10 his knowledge was TO Inform
him through the proper channels Ills action was gov
erned by board consisting OF the Chiei Justice. OF inc
Supreme, Superior and Common Pleas Courts the he
coder City Judge and the Mayor II that board pro-
posed to make any cnanges or Introduce any improve
ments. he would he happy To help thom WIN MS ehPof
ence obi aimed while In Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA June 2l-In the Court OF Appeals Today the
following decisions handed down.
Curry agt Hcnty Harrison sgt. Van valkenburgh Pen
mott at the grcnlfura Insurance Company OF W9ertown
Deerins agt. McCahll Judgment affirmed with coats.
In Fst Presbyterian Church of Buffalo Order affirmed
with costs.
The people rel McCabe the Fire Commissioners OF
New-NoTk. Appeal dismissed With costa
The People rel the NewYork Ontario and Western Rail-
road Company AIT Chapn Controller etc Judgment OF
affirmed with against reator both
eastman agt. Leland Judgment affirmed with costs 10
pl3lniin and respondent, Leland
Johnston agi. orders Of General and Special
Terms reversed and order euter granting the appea
ton OF the apfe liant, with costs IN all courts
Caus es Argued No l,l17-The People rel Elizabeth
Van RpeT, respondent agt tho NewYork Catholic Pro-
NO f'osf|wiiiam H. sherman by guardian etc. respond.
ent ast Charles d. Pope: appellant - >,,-. =,
Arkonburs and Others appellants.
No. i.O72-Tho Hong Kong and shanghai Banking Assoc
ciauon. respondent agt Guy seelcy snd Others APP
No lOS0-The Francklyn Land and Cattle Company, APP
pellant, August K0untz. aud Others respOnients.
40. l.0S5-Cornelius w. II. Etting, respondent agt
Charles W. Dayton. appellant
No Marisnna Clark respondent. agt Alfred Mo
No i.ose-Henry o. Ely, respondent agt William f. Tsy-
No 1Oo7-Lyda A. Gage respondent agt the village Of
No 1885,. Burden respondent ast. James A.
No. ,iO0~Elizs 81 sloane, respondent, ast Caroline
Amory steyins. appellant
Tho motion calendar continued for June - and % is az
follows,
Nos IOSs 6Jl 1903 IDOL IlO2 lI03 liO4. llo6. llOS
llSl, 1870. lI.7. li25. 1923. ll2s. 1882 aud 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
BITS OFFICIAL NEWS.

Argument heard yesterday by Justice Ingraham In the
Supreme Court Special Term motion for new trial in
the suit which he had decided against the Commercial Tel
sgram Company. which sought Ia restrain the Stock Ell
change from its cksrs from the floor Of the Ex
Change After listening TO Colonel Robert g. ingerso who
appeared for the Comm ercai Telegram Company and to
James Carter OPPOSITION Justice Ingraham denied the
motion
On application 81 Welcome Jarvis assignee OF b. q. Ar
mold Co, Justice Lawrence OF the Supreme Court has
granted attachments against the property OF the following
nrms Beris Cottnn Co, Of RIO ae Jaaeio. on claim
for sail 60; Andrew Muir Co.. Of the place. for
sb23Q6 49, and H. j. Rouse Co. OF London, England for
s4IG5 Tho suits out or transactions IN eoteo In
which Tie acted brokers the defendants
Justice Lawrence OF the Supreme Court Yesterday sp
pontoi William ii. Dongsr receiver Of The Manhattan Maya
zinc Company Ia proceeding for the sequestraton OF Its
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
CALENDARS Toby.

ISL :. s. 81 q, g. O. - IS 70 50 90 81 &C. 8
is2 i9l. ise, 2oz. 2lo ~. 2is sls go. 22i. 222.
SUPREME co,kI-SrkchL TEsg-Pan IoBe,9rs p 11
1859 l25 a. 1875 l40s 1887 1880 1915 l34 1880 l424
1925 1891. 1850. 1896 1872. 1919 l+44.
SUPREME CoUBr-erkCIAL Tkkk-PARr II-Adjourned
suPHNE coURT-CrRcuIT-PAEr I>-Berore IngrAhauL J
surREMf CouxT-CIKcUrT-PAKr I.-Beforc Patterson. ].
suPasME CoUkr-CRcuIT-PART III.-Adjourncd for the
SUPREME CoURr-cmcun-PAEr Iv.-AdIourncd for the
bunRoeArK's couRr-Beiore Rollins. s-wils OF Joanna
FItl -er.I John a. schnuerer. Emie saudsE at 10
joseph f.evrous lO3n Aibsruus Ssyre at II NJ
sUFERIOK CoUET-GESKEAL TERh-Beore sedgwiek. a.,
Freedman Trua1 JJ.-Adlourned until THURSDAY Juno %
sUPERioR CoUkT-sPKcIIL TRRh-Beiore OGormau. j.
surESioR r oURf-rRlAL TED-rARr L-BefOro Dugro. J.
CoMMos PLEis-srEcIiL TEgM-Beiore Van Hocscn. j.
coHMoS PLEAs-EQUuT TERN-AdIourned to tho 2jth Of
COMMON PLEAs-GESRRAL TEaN-Adourned until tho <th
COMMON PLEAs-TEIAL TEEM-rAnI t.-Bs'oTe Boosstayer
1888 ZG0J 2OJi 25gj. 1882 1888 2JSd 60J' 2o4 2ooo
coryoS PLE.s-TRr.L TERx-PAKT Ir.-Bcfore Daily. J.
Nos gOJJ 2J70. 1885, 2lOO 907l. 24G zl9l 2Ooo 24oS
CIIr courT-TrlAL TraxzP.KI I-Beter. Browns 20
NO. GOA 1910 1871 lsis 1919 1891 go 1858 l59
aogs iiGs lss bis So ~ ga s2sS
CIR CouRT-TKiAL TERM-PARr lI.-Beore Hall J.-So,
5 5ss VIZ lSs tg sso 5a7 5l5il 5, $50 1853 CS3
CIT iiiEbeiG,s o s ieS
iyli ses 2o37. 2ois 2Ojs 2O50.
corI or 2rssRu I-Beforo Gderecve
]. and Assistant Disuict-Atorney Beiiord-Nos ~ TO-
CouRrog GENERAL sEsNOSs-PARr tt-Befors Recorder
smyih and Assistant DistrlctAttorney FlNgefAd.-No
coiJnT OF GENERAL SESSIONS PART fIt-Betore Judge
ing and Assistant DisrctAtorney Dav's-AdJouFneu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
DFD1CA TYy0 4 MISSION BUILDING.

pretty little mission building opened yesterday Ia
Tenthave 1t is called Beracsh
Mission and Ia in part city where mission work has
long needed The front OF the chapel Is built IN pretty
design with large entrance. There
side the street
tho large where services viii bo held
airy nusbed excellent taste and viii be
large number of poor people to the mission
1t will secarisn. MT and Ars Henry Natlor are
building tho mission which Will cost when completed DC.
tween and S35 Eaylor OF the founder
of N rm OF j. Naylor & Co and he and his wife lake neat
In work the poorer cases Services viii
held daily until July and VIII be presided over by
promiueut clergyman. .
There largo attendance at the dedcatory services
who took part the Rev Dr.
H. H. Booth of the Rutgers Presby Church the Rev
A endent OF city MISSIONS; the Rev
Edward Judso Of the Bercsn baptist Church tho Rev Or
John f. Goodman Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal
Church; the Rev Dr. James NJ King of tho Park Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev Jacob Freshman OF
the Hebrew Christian thutc the Rev. John DOoley OF
Broome Street Taberuaclci ,he Rev pr Mackenzie
rector OF Trinity Episcopal Church. the Rev. A b.
simpson OF tile Gospel Tabcrnace tho Rev Dr. oakley OF
the Tryffth Street Methodist Episcopal Church. and The
Rev " l. kissing. OF tho Dewitt Memorial Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
PROBABLE DEATH or MOTHER AND SON.

The condition OF Mrs. Frederick Engherg OF No
Adelphi.st., Brooklyn, who was shot by her son on
Monday night precarous yesterday and no hope OF
her recovery was expressed. The three bullets which
her zop fired at her extracted from her back but AS
they pierced vital parts the wounds are almost OF ncccs
sy fatal she refused to say thing about the sn3o
inc IN the coroner who impancled jury 10 hear her
ane.noren statement. and she could not be Induced 10
crininate heison. lie said he hoped she would DIE ana
into his own abdomen An operation was resorted TO
Yesterday 10 find the bullet and II was discovered that
ono OF his rtestnes pierced His recovery IL doubt
full DR. Callaghan, the family physician, said that
Epgbcrg had shown signs OF insanity for month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Earned runs MetrOPoliiaa 2; Athetc = First base ~
errors-Mett opOlitin D. Athletic J. struck outMetropo
tan. Athletic. Left on bases-M etropoan Athletic
J. First base balls-R0seman ], St0yey McGsrr L.
Home runs None Three base ht-Stovey Two-bass hits
o Bren l. Radiord l. Roseman stovev Double PLAYS
Miliigan and Stovey RadOrd Gerh2dt AMI orr Nell
son and Orr Wild pitches % Bren Stolen ba,es-Mc
Carr l. Seward PASSED. baIls-Holbot !. Mlligan l..
Umpire-Mr Ferguson Time-2 hours
The staten Island All Point Athletic Club nine
will play AT West New.5righon. Staten Island today.
Tho western clubs won the League games played
yesterday
Manager Bancroft OF the Athletic nine b making ev cry
effort 10 securs Esterbrook OF the Meropcltan II he
cures Esorbrook that PLAYER viii rst perna
nently for Athletics while stovey will play In centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
FIREWORKS NOT ESSENTIAL TO PATRIOTISM

FIRE WORKS NOT ESSENTIAL TO PATRfoHSh
Mayor vetoed the resolution allowing the dis
charge OF fireworks etc. within the city limits from
Juno 10 10 July 10 He says
The ordinance sought be amended adopted after
fui the result OF experience OF
the incident tho handling OF fireworks by mex
persnc persons Repeated conagrstions aud many per-
Injuries well great from uObc lei 10
the tina even July DAY dear 10
patriot tho and incurred altogether out
weighed evidence Of patriotism which might be dcducod
the OF fireworks tho thickly Inhabited portions
the
Whom Johu Adam. recommended that IDdependencs Day
should be celebrated and
he the existence oil large cities filled With
ANAL whose aims directed rather TO the production
than the OF patriotic feeling should DO
the person TO place any imptdiment IN tho OF
Of the pBnversay OF National inde
pendence but do not think that the most ardent patriot
naeipes that the principles OF free government are made
of nflagraoD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
MOTHS IN TIE HARLEM PIANOS.

Harlem people who own pianos are concerned over
tho visitation Of pretty but destructive insect whch 10
designated az buacoored moth" Not only does II IN.
fest holes clothing hanging In ths warrobe pat
Il increasing Ia such large numbers that they are
the pianos depostng their the hammer olt.
They show gresr partty imported fo than that OF
bat great damage 10 both ana thcy
anorI well home inves2a ion 10
nothing OF the raid ocketbooks To meet te more
frequent employment and expense Of piano repafers anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Pier g. tho North River foot Of Thirty hrstst
This the first Of the three piers whoa eased to tho
Hulsan River Railroad Company The bidders for it were
Joseph Walsh $4,000 p sanford oss $50 TO; James
zee, ong snd 100 feet wide. The Hudson River Railroad
Coapany is 10 pay for 900 year Tor years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
WHO WERE IN THE oAPsIzED BoArS9

Two or three capszed vessels have been found OF Bay
Ridge and Fort Hamilton since the squalls Sunday
and Monday and is feared that several persons have
been drowned. One was a small sloop. which noocd In
at the Government wharf Fort Hamilton IL bore no
aud nothing In IL would Identify the craft but
handkerch lef hat bottles the locker
rowboat found floating on Fort Hamilton yester-
day morn ng, and two boats which were hired at
Dion's, in Bay Ridge Sunday. have not been re-
turned No bodies had cast up By the tide yester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
SECONDHAND CLOTHING CARRIED HIN UNDER.

Climb there sl pcabe fatality hanging over that
number as has by the failure in the clothing
buxues. of George Cohen, Baxters dealer in clothing
Row that number should have dire influence over TIE
trade know 10 every voter ~ e f0urth arr
oorge twenty years OF age aLd - son 81
Cobsn who ittsd him the clothing trade and ~ ms
Relationship hs father that Ia. bIonfht mn
~, RS nj inrk Al last tall Harms tohen Was
nomjhated Tor Alderman No sooner was ne nomiiaio OF
an made public letters from HAIRS t0n.n
from any parts the district poured into newspaper
mil no ess number than thirteen pos't''eN stEru
,hey were the identical Cohen and The best second
clothing could iouno at their seyers PLACES Oh nu,nS
None thc ella nomination was oertr ana INV
one Of The of fatal combine Of clothing dealers of
Adsrma ate honors made anassig nnae
the sore Baxter and Worth stA y nov 10 he
hands dsputytshern The yonns man rseeh't Ts
large quantity OF goods which he has not paih s
tiles w foot up $4,000 while his assets eny amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

GALyEsIox June 2lcelt9n quiet Middllng IGg 10
recsitts bales; sales 81 bales stock. .. ~ bales
NORFOLK. Jane 2l-Cotton quiet; Midihhg' * uos
bales; exports CoasLNise, 20 p1SS
GALES = bales stock. 3,O45 bales ,,.,,. ,oz ,ou
SAVANNAH. June 2l.-CottJn Arm. MlhdbhS losi ~"
NidIlpe los Ordinary. 1O; net and gross rceepIs
rs bales sales, bales stock, 3229 baea ,o,,,s
NHw-ORLEASs June Election dan MiiiunS ~ .i'to
ior ,ddIins 10 biG good ordinary, IL net and
gross receipts lel baiesi saies' 'o DA'e'' 'S~~ ''
hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
NO YEARs FoR TIE rRAIxING SNIP ST MARrS

Office OF the BOARD OF Education 1t Is said that no
fear entertained for the schooishp st. Aays report
has bean circulate that She sailed
Newport for the Mediterranean She due Al the
Azores June nothing had been heard
arrival there thought 70 be the OF the runo
due at Cadiz her next stopping point
until yesterday She has frequently been delayed several
days 10 reaching CadiZ.
shield OF the United States Navy eIpeifs officer HIS
wife With him Tho ship Is manned Nv expsl
enced officers and OF twenty six She csIes lO
boys and junior classes OF the Naut
ScIoo The route taken the "Trip chosen be-
at Vi The storms eacoun
faeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
yUyERAL or GEORGE CECIL.

Tie funeral George Cecil took place at his home No Is
East yesterday morning. large number oil
prorineIt men attended among whom Mayer Wick
ham amt "a. Police Commissioner Erarit The Rev; Dts
Armage and Gilbert conducted the services The purAi
Woodlswn.
The election directors Of the Arcade Railway Company
was postponed because OF tho
fuDerli OF Mr. Ceci WHO was director Ia the comany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

State bonds dull; North Carolina special taxes
inc Chatham Railroad sold st lois aud TO Western
1854 There were transactions In city bank stocks
Es second at and
lOOiq Missouri, Kansas and Texas general Is closed
e. s but SS 81 IL a1f7
ls convertible; w 1G lower low sr az s @ ~ p
Canada Southern arsts we're arm At Iosi West shore
guaranteed As were sof at 1884, New;York Chicago
BO S mi ois i" and western brst receipts
s.s 100 sS cAe SHENANDOAH s Louis y' ass
Pacific and Western drst wore higher At l0st and
were up Il At 1911 Rock Island So sold up liOq lQ97
Green Bay waOns and 81 Pani incomes were on az
closed lower at 37is Fort Worth and Denver fr,ts
we're at s2asa93 Northern Pacific frsts yielded
u to l7t St Louis, Arkansas and Texas Drsts rose 3
TO 1909, and the incomes were steady at 1879 491
Denver. South Park aud Pacific frsts were on at So
OF unlisted securities dealt IN at the Stock Exchange
Cotton seed Oh certificates sold 9o0) at 50a49sa5o.
American Cable lo0D at 20. Kingston and Pembroke
Chicago santa re aud California IS certificates SlO000
e iO6sloe Georgia Pacific aTss $4,000 a. SsS
S%aT d4s 0 100 T, ss apS Security Milling and
Money ruled Irregular. at rates ranging from per
cent al tho opening TO a4 per cent and closed at per
The sub-Trsasury was debtor at the Clearing House
S77l.6l7 aud II redeemed 1000 trade dollars;
up by gains Of si2oiso currency and 81 2os5l
The days operations covered; Receipts $l627 1913;
payments, SIoooooI currency oas<hcc, TAo,o~o'"ff'
coiu balance. 1856, 81 1921.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as folio vs.
Exchanges, $li4, 140, 591 balances S6l4S,9oo.
The United states Treasury ut Washington received
$4,000 National bank notes Tor REDEMPTION
The receipts $66O,796 and the internal
revenue receipts S263.l57
The foreign exchanges were dull and barely steady at
quotations for business follows Bankers bills - s3%
aud 81 si& for long and short sterling respectively:
52l and 5l9s for francs 80 and 9os FOR reichmarks;
40ls and 40as FOR guders 49,
In London to-day the Queens Jubilee caused oil bus
iness be suspended and there were neither commercial
nor nua al m French
easier at S40 and sight exchange on London rose To
25. 90 fcs. per q.
investors limited amount OF 4ia per cent thirtyyear
City OF 81 Paul bonds principal and interest payable In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
Mr. sEWELL ABLE TO 90 HOME.

Robert sewell rallied much yesterday from his tenn
porary pro.tration that he able " dress himself
early In tho afternoon and when cooler he lett MS
Office aud went home Mr.. Sheldon his partner said that
Mr. sewc had apparently entirely recovered from inc
rush of blood to his head caused by the heat members
Of Mr. Sewers family passed the night Win MIN Al MS
Office and accompanied him home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
DANGEROUS 70 DgDESAEp PEnocRAoK


The Mugwumplan Boston Herald Is not at all pleased
With the polltical advancement OF men lko Quay IN
Penn.ylyania Plat in NewYork and Chandler Ia New
Hampshire And really when you think OF 10 mat way
thers nothing lovely for Mugwumpery and Democracy
in the of such leaders II woud be difficult 70
nick out three men whose capacity for organization ana
isdershn re more gerous 10 dudes and Democracy
than QUAY, Plat and Chandler. Tho Muswump frightn
iusliuxble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.


BALTIMORE June c1The Brooklyn men were unfortunate
their sdng to-day ani suffered defeat at tho hands
OF the Baltimore club. The score WAS:
Brooklyn ......-.....--............-O %
Bait more U u t-i
Ba,ehlts- Brooklyn s. Bsitimcre Errors Brooklyn.
BALTIMORE s. Pltchsrs-Portsr aud Smith. Umpre-Ar Mar
shall.
IxDIlSAPoLis June 2l--Ths indianapolis cnb defeated
Boston nine to-day by free batting IN the hith nnng
Tho
indianapolis. O.
Boston ...............-...-..-....l U o O. .
indianapolis. @; Boston, IL. Errors-infan
apoiis q; Boston l. Pitchets-Boye ani Conway Umpire
Mr. Pierce.
Dsraorr June 2l-Ths Wolverines btttei with terrific
to-day defeated tho Washington club by this score
Detroit .....~...-..................3 Ole
Washington. U u U " "
Basehits-Detroit 81 Washington IL. Erors-Detsoit
Washington. T. Pitchers-WoidmIu and Gilmore Umpire
r. DOescher.
plpyed to-day. and the champions after well played
game Follow ing Is the score
philadelphia ! =
Chicago. U L
philadelphia, II Chicago. II. ErrorsPhi
dolphia Chicago. o. Pisohers-Fersusoa ant BAld"n
Umpre-Mr. sullivan.
CINCINNATI June 2lroiavs game between the 81 Lou.
out the ST LOU. ne inability 70
Smiths pitching. The score was
Cincinnati .--.-.-.....-....-...-..0 ! 2 %
st. Louis .................--..-....O o %
Bach ts-Cinclnnau g. ST. L0nis. >. Errors-cincln.
natl 2: St. Lonis, l. PitchersE Smith and King Umpire
Mr.. MoQuade.
AT Cleveland-Loulsvle 81 Cleveland. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Refined steady and unchanged ct seenA per gal
lon, Abel test, At all ports.
orr CRY. Penn, June sl.-Cruds on-NatienAi rrssss
Certificates opened 6s diesel &C g. hShsst prlos
s3L, lowest co. Sales 100000 barrels ciHtsrA SSse
barrels ,cleArsnoes 100000 oafresi ehpmsntss s'Aos
barrels; runs 81. 670 bsrrclA
BRADFORD Penn. June 9i-Natioaal Transit csrsneA'ss
opened S. closed ~ 81 highest prioA oSt ''"'''
G5Is ClsArancss Ik2. 900 barrsiaa
TIrusvILLE Psnu June National Transit csrs'aosss'
.o.nsa at 81 and closed at a. highest price sSt leg
eat price. U2s. -
nm, .taasx National Transit Csrtihcatss opsnsa q ~
~ cessa ss S2 higasss pctos 6Sk; lowest S2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

corrov u,RxErs-BY rELEfRApA

AyrvRKr June 2l-Perolsum-Fine Pas American ID
rancs n Confines paid and Is II francs cont ss sellers
Wicoxs Lara eloscl s3 francs ceLtinssp's i'' A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

Nrws FROM THE YIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tn. n.vs from tho West bulsh as on Monday
fact u was bearsh showing rise In the output OF the
Glade Run pool nearly barrels But the fact that thu
tendency OF production Is DOWNWARD and that we
S "a he checked By the prices may account for the
stcaduess which the wori Q, any spur
Vest stu duller than ON Monday and the
variation prices feature OF
than the lowess -. 49,, s..,,,a, an r.n.oH
The range Of prices and Tue ,o,s aeans' 'ne oon''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

LETTING THE CONTRA or FOR A NBWPIER
The Dock Commissioners yesterday awarded contract for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
PREPARING TO IMPROVE TIE GIFTS PARKS

erc Olmsed asking him TO submit plans for carrying
out the work done for completing Central River
side and MornngsIie Pxrka The bill giving S7JOO0O FOR
this work having by Hill has be
Board int Ids 10 begin the work as soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSr0y STOCKS
Bosrov June 81, 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
THE MONEY MARKET

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-JUxE ~.
THE GENERAL LIST